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Edelrid - Prisma Guide - Climbing harness
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Material information & features
- Suitable for:
- Men, Women
- Recommended use:
- alpine touring, ski touring
- Other material information:
- tie-in loop on the inside: Dyneema; tie-in loop on the outside: polyamide
- Closure:
- slide-block buckle, adjustable leg loops
- Gear loops:
- 2 back soft loops, 4 moulded gear loops, ice clipper slot
- Weight:
- 140 g
- Weight reference:
- size M
- Misc:
- tie-in-loop in contrasting colour
- Legal notice:
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- Item No.:
- 303-0494
Product description
A lightweight climbing harness for demanding climbs
The Prisma Guide from Edelrid was specially developed for mountaineering and ski touring. The climbing harness is characterized above all by its light weight, small pack size and great adaptability. Both its waist belt and the leg loops are adjustable to allow a perfect fit even if you’re wearing additional layers of clothes. It’s also equipped with Slide Block buckles that can be fully opened, which makes it easier to put on your crampons and skis.
In addition, the Light Frame Construction significantly reduces the overall weight. Plus, you’ll even feel comfortable whilst hanging for long periods of time because the continuous edge bindings will distribute the load evenly. And thanks to its construction, air will be able to constantly circulate. Some other great features include the six gear loops and two ice screw clips for transporting your gear and the tie-in loop is colour-coded to prevent any confusion.
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